Slacker McJacker

I'm a slacker, I know it, but things have been busy around here! I will try to give a quick recap on the past week.

This past Friday we had the opportunity to watch the Brier in Hamilton. Two good teams were playing - Ontario and NFLD, Howard vs. Gushue. Dave's parents came down on Wednesday and had weekend passes to the curling with Denise and Chris. Lucky enough two people sitting next to them were unable to attend the Friday game so that's where we came along. Dave was watching it all week and needless to say the game we attended was probably the worst of the tournament. They were the two best teams and they did meet again in the final on Sunday but we went for the experience and it was definitely something different.

Sunday, Hunter came to visit and him and Dave spent the afternoon strolling downtown Toronto. They shopped, had some drinks, enjoyed a bit of Amsterdam at Roach-a-rama and then I met them downtown for some more drinks. Drinks turned into feeling pretty good and at 11pm when I dropped them off on the corner their night was just beginning! I don't really know what happened after that but with a beautiful day and the sun shining it couldn't have been anything but romantic!

This week flew by (as they all seem to be lately) and Wednesday night we headed to Ten to celebrate Dave's parents 37th anniversary. The meal was nice and the dessert sampler we had was to die for...I have to admit that I'm a sucker for anything with chunky monkey in it. After dinner we did the "exchange"... It's the first time the B's have stayed with us while visiting. They are with us until next Tuesday and then head back up to the cold cold north of Thunder Bay. So far so good.

We don't have many things planned. Maybe we'll take them for a tour of Scarborough and show them the best places to hang-out if you want to get caught in a gangbang. Or maybe we'll walk across the street and find out why they really call Toronto a melting pot. Then again, maybe we'll just take 'er easy and enjoy the comfort of our own home.

Cheers,
J.